Part Timers Explained

Director:Laura Murphy
Opentheme:"Part Timers"
Composer:Matter Music (feat.) Jaq Mackenzie
Kate Vandevender (lyrics)
Country:United States
Language:English
Num Seasons:2
Num Episodes:20
Runtime:10–12 minutes
Cinematography:Justin Browne (season 1)
Daniel Controneo (season 1)
Hunter Sandison
Michael Wilson (season 1)
Kevin Anderson (season 2)
Jimmy Hammond (season 2)
Brent Johnson (season 2)
Editor:Devon Greene
Aaron Garcia (season 1)
Jayson Matteucci
Bob Muir
Camera:Single
Company:Smosh Productions
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Network:YouTube

Part Timers is a sitcom-dramedy web series, created by and starring YouTube comedy duo Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla, otherwise known as Smosh. It is Smosh's first scripted series, and is loosely based on Hecox's own real-life experiences as a part-timer.[1] As usual with Smosh's content, each episodes usually ran from ten-to-twelve minutes long, is uploaded to Smosh's main channel, and features a behind-the-scenes footage the day after.

It premiered on January 11, 2016, and ran for 2 seasons subsequently, with the series being entirely directed by Laura Murphy. Its last episode premiered on April 30, 2016.

Premise

Part Timers centers around the antics of the part-time employees of Pork E. Pine's, a run-down children's pizzeria and arcade, and is loosely based on Hecox's own experiences working at Chuck E. Cheese, prior to his YouTube fame.[2] The series features Smosh as Pork E. Pine's hapless manager Anton (Padilla), who got the position with the help of his father despite his obvious lack of experience in the job, and his friend Ian (Hecox), the Pork E. Pine mascot. Also featured are Pete (Noah Grossman), a socially inept recent hire who harbours feelings for his somewhat neurotic colleague, Mads (Cat Alter), who works on the cleanup crew; Dinger (Casey Webb), an eccentric comic book nerd who mans the arcade prize booth; Lori (Natalie Whittle), the restaurant supervisor and the only level-headed member of staff; and Ella (Jade Martz), a ditzy, overly friendly employee with financial problems.

Cast

Episodes

Season 1

The first season was announced with a trailer on January 4, 2016, and premiered on January 11. The season finale aired on March 21.

Season 2

The second season was announced in a trailer on March 28, 2016, and premiered on April 4.[3] The season and series concluded on May 30.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: YouTube's Smosh Guys to Star in 'Part Timers' Scripted Comedy. 5 November 2015.
  2. Web site: New SMOSH YouTube show 'Part Timers' might make you nostalgic for Chuck e. Cheese. Mashable. 11 January 2016.
  3. Archived at Ghostarchive and the Wayback Machine: PART TIMERS SEASON 2 (OFFICIAL TRAILER) . YouTube.